Supply Chain
California’s ban on toxic IV bags marks a shift for health care plastics
The new law, which will go into effect in 2030, will end the use of intravenous medical supplies that contain between 30 percent to 80 percent toxic chemicals. Read More
Fashion’s addiction to polyester helps Big Oil, hurts the rest of us: New report
Petroleum-based fibers are spiraling out of control as Zara, Calvin Klein and other brands pay little regard to the harm they cause, the Changing Markets Foundation finds. Read More
Green steel needs more buyer commitments. These companies are stepping up
To reach net-zero emissions, the steel industry will have to cut emissions 90 percent by 2050. Read More
How Crocs is reducing the carbon footprint of its clogs
The plastic clog maker seeks to pick up the pace of material innovations. Read More
Meet the Sustainability Chief at Volvo, the Leader in Long-haul Electric Trucks
Trouble registering? Try switching your browser and double check that cookies are enabled. You can also try registering directly in Gradual here. If you are still having issues, please contact support@greenbiz.com. Date/Time: Wednesday, October 16, 10 AM ET to 10:40 AM ET Volvo’s heavy-duty electric trucks have traveled almost 50… Read More
Lego’s sustainability shift draws questions, doubts
Lego says it will abandon fossil fuels for good in 2032, but anti-plastics groups decry a 'sleight of hand.' Read More
The lingerie startup that makes sustainable bras
90 percent of material in Nudea's products comes from natural or recycled fabrics. Read More
How to Stay on Track for 2030: Decarbonize Your Operations and Value Chain
Join us for a high-value discussion featuring tangible examples and candid explanations of the challenges involved in decarbonizing high emitting manufacturing and industrial production sites at scale. Read More
How H&M will push suppliers to use thermal batteries for energy
The fashion company wants to decarbonize its textile vendors by switching them to heat brick startup Rondo Energy. Read More
Preparing for the Next Era of Corporate Renewable Procurement
Ready to embrace renewable energy and reduce your carbon footprint? Renewable energy procurement has been a growing trend for businesses across the world. There are various factors driving this growth, including sustainability commitments, reduced costs of renewable energy, increasing stakeholder pressure, and the need for risk mitigation. Constellation’s extensive research and insights help businesses understand the various strategies and market conditions, so they have confidence in choosing the optimal purchasing strategies. Read More
